National Republican., 1887-07-28

bals-R Richardson, Brnuthers, White, MAN
b;by Baldwin, 8. Passed ba,ls-Benuett, l.
Wild pitches-Baldwin /. Time--l hour and 4
60 minutes umpire-Doescher. !
PIITsBune, July 27.-.ro day, game was @ one
Recreation Park this season. Calvin and
Healy both pitched In fine form, and We're ad'
mirsbly supported both in the field and be-
PlTIsBuRa RIB. ro.A. E.IIND, ,Ar,L's R.B. 10. A.E.
Dary'ple.lf0 8 8 o 0Grs'co'k,ss 20 Q
RRee,Sherc R,,a, 9 SSsPSS1nnE, SsS1mEE s9i ,i
Coleman. rf1 % 9 9Bassett, 20; 2S g
MhiLny,3b Q Q | 4 eMcGchy,cf0 9 &c 9
GsIvins, GsSfIviasiso po Heavy aaesiST'' p.i e.
Total..... o 72416 o Total...., o271s o
INNINGS
indianapolis ...".. Q o o 0 0 90 K
Earned runs-Indianapolis, I. Two. base
bon6s Hsa ana shoSera Bskley
Dalrymple. Hit by pitched bali-Denny.
Struck out-Barkley. Wild pitches-.IIeally, l.
Time-1 hour aud 80 minutes. Umpire
Powers.
THE oRIoNs DEFEAT THE LIE DRoITs.
About 700 spectators assembled at Athletic
PARK yesterday afternoon to witness the con-
test between the orions and lie Droits, large
portion of whom were ladies. The game,
while not marked by any brilliant features,
was still interesting throughout, and resulted
In the following score:
0rions. ......m.."...1 ! 8 lis
Base hits-orions, 10; lie Droits, II. Errors
-Orions, IL: lie Droits, Q.
The Athletics and Pcabodys Will be the con.
testing clubs to-day. Game will be called at
4:30 sharp.
CONCERNING THE ST. LOUIS DEAL.
NEW YORK, July 27.-There was considerable
rumor that the ST. Louis Browns were about to
tecede from the American Association and
join the National League. President Day, OF
said that the dissatisfaction Of President Won
der Abe, Of the ST. Louis club, arose from the
fact that he. Won der Ahe) did not think he
mas fstsS sdaM Mr. Day. %Srs have ds sS
join the LEAGUE. but don't believe 1t will do
SO. ] think that Won der Abe is blufing, and
that iihe can make the Association concede q al u
matter IL one that cannot be settled before
Nov: next, SO that the st. Louis club would
not be ableto play In the League this year.
The club Is strong one, has good reputation,
and comes from a big city. The club would
no doubt mako more money by joining the
National League. In which 1t would meet other
play. No, st. Louisians wont go to see them
play an Association club because they know 1,
will be an unin sight, the result OF the
game being foregone conclusion"
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, O; st. Louis II.
At Philadelphie-L Louisvile, Z; Athletics, L.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 8: Cinciunati,6.
DETRoIT's NEW BATTERY.
ALLESTowN, Pa, July H.-Bea,n and Kins
low, Allentown's best battery, have been sold
to Detroit for $1,000.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays RACES.
| SARATOGA, N. ", July 27.-The race meeting
here was continued to-day. The weather wa
very fine and the attendance large. The tracl
First race~one mile. Swift won, with
Harry Russell second, and aaliatin third
Second race-The Alabama Stakes, for S-year
| old flllies, one mile and q furong. GrisettS
won, with FlaReoletta second, and Florimore
third. Time, 2:oO%
Third race-Handcap sweepstakes, one mile
wood second, and Lewis Clark third. Time
Fourth race--Purse 500, three,q quarters of 9
Finn rsce"Xbraham took tho lead at the
start, and was never headed, winning in .82
Cochran stumbled and threw his rider.
| BRIGHTON BEACH, July 27-First race-Three
quarters of amile. Hickory Jim won, L,ttl'
Felow second Nepunus third Time lac
L
Boy won, Letritia second, Bobolink third
Third racte-seveu. .eiehths Of mile. Kinl
won. Bellview second. Rebel Friend third
Fourth race.-one mile. Keokuk won. jim
Dare second. Eeptunus third; Time, l:i74.
Arnold won, King B second, Epicure third
Sixth race Seven eighths of mile, Arm
strong won, Pink Cottage second, Hotachini
third. Time, 1851.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAYs RACES.
Lynn & Wall. 0Os Pennsylvania avenue, fur
| nish the following entries for to-dav's races
MONMOUTH PARK.
| First race-Seyenth. .eighths of mile-Littl
Minch. 120 pounds; Choctaw, 100; Eolian, los
Pontico. 108: Blue Line, lU3; Oambyses, 90
GardeS, 9s; Eufaula, 97; Ferona, o2; Tarbouch
second race-Three. quarters OF n mile. sell
ing-Aniban, 100 pounds; Aura, 100; Vendetta
Prather, los; Temptation, %; Confusion, %.
Third race-One and ,one.half miles, Nave
sink Handicap-Barnum, 100 pounds; DR.!
Monopole, ll9; Favor, ll6; Enrus, lis; Bonanza
Fourth race-one and three sixteenth miles
Eole, l2ipounds; Kingston, 1l3; ,Choctaw, III
Lagasrd. los; Argo. 100. ,,, :,
| Fifth race-One and one-eighth mile, sell
iDg--Windsail, 95 pounds; Three Cheers. 10I
Pill Lee, lc6; Vinton, SO; Taxgatherer, IS; Mins
Sc; Pegasus, l0I; MONOGRAM, Ill: Pat sheed,
lUl' Lhnchbter, HI oultOf, ooi Mouotuti iVi
Easter Sunday, Ill.
| SARATOGA.
First Iace-Three quarters of O mile-Be
Thompson, ll2 pounds; Modesty, Ito; Anal
gam, llS Harry Russell, l06; Ovid, 10i: Mani
Hunt, los; Cuban Queen, l0l; Maggie Mitchell
90; Touche Pas. s9i FalcOner, 109. Cleaner, IL.
Caiesby Ny Maryland, geldiug, 05.
| Second race-One ard one quarter miles
Excelsior Sweepstakes Ford, l00pound.
punboyne, loS: Carey, 1o5; Brown Duke, III
Third e-Three.quorters ofa mile, heats
Our Friend, log pounds; Himalaya, 100; Frank
| Is, 1903; Nellie Van, %; Strathspey, 106,
Fourth race--0ne mile and seventy yards
RoGalind lQ5 pounds; Wyndon. SSi Al Reed, III
Tramp, 96; Bfon2omarte. %; Valiant, 1903:
| Fifth race-Three quarters OF mile, selling
| Revoke. ll2 pounds; Pat Dennis, l0S; Ma
Goodwin, lOG Our Friend, ll6; Phil Lowis, los
| MiddleseS, los; Miller ll6; Ed McAvoy, gi
Eva X, llo; Unique. ll0; Bid0y Bowling, III
Nellie Van. l0i; Swiney, lO7; Gold Bond 03.
THE "REPUBlICAN's" TIPS. a
The following probable winners are selecte
by the REPUBLICAN, fer 10 days races:
AT Monmouth Purk-Flrst race-Little Mine
first, Ferona second, Second .race-Theor
first, Golden Rod second Third race--FlVo
| first, Barnum second. Fourth raee-Eoe frs
Argo second. Finh rsce-Phil Leo iirst Llr
Al Saratoga .race-M -Modesty lrs